In my Freeway Doc I have a Master Page with an html item with Padding of 20px left and 20px right applied to it at breaking point 960px.
At breaking point 768 I have 10px left and 10px right applied to it and at breaking point 320 5px left and 5px right.
On one page this works perfectly and on other pages, the padding is not honored. I checked everything for different settings in FW and when I check the CSS in the browser, my padding is striked through and I don’t know why. It doesn’t work on my laptop and on my iPhone as well.
When I change my FW Doc to Inline Styles, it immediately works fine.
Please check http://www.haptonomia.nl, make your browser as small as possible and scroll to the grey “Lid van, Contact and Interessante Links” area. This has the correct padding applied to it.
I have the default breaking point, 1 called 900 and on called 600. These are actually set at 768 and 320px.
I’m constantly trying to figure out what can be wrong. Now my home page is ok and Fysiotherapie and Haptotherapie are completely off even though they all share the same Master Page and Settings.
I completely re-applied the Master Content and Master Settings to every item on these pages to make sure they match.
This is deja vue cause we talked about this project and exactly the same problems three months ago (or so) - and was convinced of already having solved this.
As I remember it is like Richard already said. Watch out where you make your changes and never overthink the master concept.
Finally double check the extended DIV dialogue. Cause this is another opportunity to overwrite default inspector settings.
So happily enough I’m using words under the cut - it’s the only thing I can think of prevented me from this issue? Perhaps - but possibly there is another explanation? Cause it’s weird if you have to do a page for let’s say a:
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Perhaps the key is as often in the construction?
If so, it’s time to introduce a thing I’d like to see in Freeway for longer now:
Box-Sizing: Border-box in Freeway’s workspace. Just for the protocol cause there will be the day when browser-vendors will switch their model as well - and I’m excited what happens then.
And a tipp:
In a strong inflow construction widths are declared by content and not a width on its wrapping item.
The first thing I did was trashed the contents folder and the webspace to make sure the issue was not caused here.
I also removed all the (possible) styling I did on the page itself and clicked the Apply Master Settings box to make sure all settings match.
Thomas, nothing in the Extended Dialog. The construction I used is based upon your webcasts and I honestly think that there is something wrong that if I switch to Inline Styles everything is ok and as soon as I switch to External Stylesheets everything immediately behaves different.
Have no clue and will continue fiddling with this.